1 posted on
08/04/2007 10:22:13 AM PDT by
PackerBoy
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2 posted on
08/04/2007 10:26:10 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(All I know about Minnesota, I learned from Garrison Keilor.............)
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3 posted on
08/04/2007 10:27:13 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(All I know about Minnesota, I learned from Garrison Keilor.............)
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aka Sardines in Louisiana Hot Sauce
4 posted on
08/04/2007 10:28:08 AM PDT by
Bismark
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To: PackerBoy
Ta-da!
5 posted on
08/04/2007 10:28:55 AM PDT by
yankeedame
("Oh, I can take it but I'd much rather dish it out.")
To: PackerBoy
Fish steaks in La. hot sauce is found near the sardines, canned tuna, salmon, etc. in the store and it comes in sardine-style cans. It can be easily mistaken for a can of sardines.
Should ship quite well.
6 posted on
08/04/2007 10:29:03 AM PDT by
capt. norm
(Be thankful we're not getting all the government we're paying for.)
To: PackerBoy
STEAKS! Not sticks. They are yummy.
7 posted on
08/04/2007 10:29:36 AM PDT by
gundog
To: PackerBoy; Allegra
As much as your new friend yearns for them, I can't recommend shipping fish into a country with an average summertime temperature of 110 degrees.
I'm pinging Allegra to the threat because if anyone knows where to get some fresh fish in Baghdad, it's her.
Best of luck.
8 posted on
08/04/2007 10:30:19 AM PDT by
Lurker
(Comparing moderate islam to extremist islam is like comparing small pox to ebola.)
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9 posted on
08/04/2007 10:30:24 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(All I know about Minnesota, I learned from Garrison Keilor.............)
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If you talk to the company they’ll probably send you/him/his platoon a whole CASE gratis!!!!!
10 posted on
08/04/2007 10:31:52 AM PDT by
Red Badger
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The Beachcliff Company makes "Fish Steaks in Louisiana Hot Sauce":
According to this webpage at the company, these are genuine American products:
Fresh from the cold Atlantic waters of the Gulf of Maine, the day's catch is taken rapidly by company ship to one of the two modern BEACH CLIFF packing plants in Maine. ...
In the packing room, sardine size herring are packed four to twelve fish per can. Larger fish become BEACH CLIFF Fish Steaks and fillets. Regardless of size or product, every single can is packed by hand - over 65,000,000 cans a year! No machine has ever been invented that could match the speed, skill and care of our Maine packers.
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15 posted on
08/04/2007 10:34:50 AM PDT by
USMCPOP
(Father of LCpl. Karl Linn, KIA 1/26/2005 Al Haqlaniyah, Iraq)
To: PackerBoy
That’s the sort of stuff Big Lots has. Did you look there?
17 posted on
08/04/2007 10:40:48 AM PDT by
elli1
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Look for them in your grocery store on whatever aisle they sell sardines and such. They may not have the exact brand he buys, but they will likely have some brand.
They are pretty good, too, if you like sardines, kippered snacks, etc.
18 posted on
08/04/2007 10:41:19 AM PDT by
Pablo64
(Ask me about my alpacas!)
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I have to agree about shipping canned fish to a 110 degree environment. A good alternative would be a selection of Louisiana style hot sauces:
Check the grocery store, there should be several brands offered.
20 posted on
08/04/2007 10:43:44 AM PDT by
Rb ver. 2.0
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To: PackerBoy
Yum! I love those things. And the cat has learned not to beg and meow for them.
23 posted on
08/04/2007 10:48:01 AM PDT by
Bogtrotter52
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I recommend Emeril’s “Bayou Blast” seasoning for “Twigs de Poisson.”
24 posted on
08/04/2007 10:52:40 AM PDT by
185JHP
( "The thing thou purposest shall come to pass: And over all thy ways the light shall shine.")
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25 posted on
08/04/2007 10:52:49 AM PDT by
JoeGar
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All the big stores sell them in my area. Kroger, Publix, etc. I might add, delicious!
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